How well are they attached? The better the finish the more likely you are to damage the wall etc.
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ChrisF♦Dec 18 '11 at 22:21

They seem pretty well attached but I'm not sure how to tell for sure. I'm afraid to experiment much for fear of making things worse. If they can't be removed without causing lots of damage, I may just paint over them or something.
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Jon GarvinDec 19 '11 at 0:06

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I noticed an outlet on the wall below the cabinet. You will need to investigate how (if) they extended the electrical boxes to accommodate the faux brick.
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RSMoserDec 19 '11 at 15:43

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You cannot remove this fake brick without damaging the drywall under. You will have to replace the drywall, best solution, or do one hell of a good skim mud coat over the damaged drywall. You can use a Rockwell Sonic Crafter or similar tool to cut the drywall cleanly at the edge of the cabinets. replace the drywall, mud it in, and paint. There is no easy way in this case.